James Anderson

We begin the end of last week's SD Bullion market update with a reminder about desperate the fiat issuing central banks and their short commodity betting commercial bank partners indeed are.

There was some turbulence in spot silver and especially the gold spot prices this week. 

We will get deeper into some of the chicaneries later in this video. 

The fact that silver has held up so strong of late says a lot about the tightening and panic under the surface.

The spot gold-silver ratio claims a mid-65 figure to close this week's trading.

Silver in London's underground vaults is running low.

Derivative powers that be are on full defense.

Going on various fiat bubble vision shows, trying to belittle growing interest and physical bullion buying.

It is not going to work. Indeed along the way, they will win day-to-day derivative battles. Ultimately, they will lose the physical bullion war.

If there is something indeed after all of this, what will we flawed human beings give to get to the other side?

An eventful and tumultuous week in the precious metals complex...

The short answer is yes.

From long retail buyers to large hedge funds and financial institutions (JPMorgan).

If we collectively make a run on physical silver bullion, a short squeeze of our upsidedown inverted pyramid of phony derivative silver price discovery falls apart. 

Soon to be confirmed, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen made the case earlier this past week for many more trillions in stimulus and infrastructure spending. All, of course, will be financed out of thin air and rationalized given the viral shock to the economy and still current historically low-interest rate regime.